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Microcap & Penny Stocks MSFT - How low can it go

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To: sandeep who wrote (21)	10/18/2000 9:35:48 PM
From: Keith Hankin	of 39

Looks like if MSFT's stock stays down for a while, it could result in a total collapse: theregister.co.uk

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To: sandeep who started this subject	10/19/2000 10:55:29 AM
From: sandeep	of 39

I wonder if this thread should be closed down :-) ~48 was it...

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To: sandeep who wrote (21)	10/19/2000 12:31:09 PM
From: Andy Thomas	of 39

--His daughter worked for Slate which is owned by MSFT. But then, Slate is incredibly liberal... -- well, msft deserves what it gets then... it's fun to see people hold msft up as being today's reardon steel. many of the employees are libertarian, but there are a scary number of left-wing nuts in that place too. andy

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To: sandeep who wrote (21)	10/19/2000 12:31:49 PM
From: Andy Thomas	of 39

--His daughter worked for Slate which is owned by MSFT. But then, Slate is incredibly liberal... -- well, msft deserves what it gets then... it's fun to see people hold msft up as being today's reardon steel. many of the employees are libertarian, but there are a scary number of left-wing nuts in that place too. andy

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To: Andy Thomas who wrote (25)	10/19/2000 1:08:40 PM
From: sandeep	of 39

I know. Too many left-wing people over in Seattle area, I think.

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To: sandeep who started this subject	10/20/2000 2:28:16 AM
From: Andy Thomas	of 39

prudentbear.com

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To: sandeep who started this subject	10/20/2000 2:35:17 AM
From: Andy Thomas	of 39

from the clowns thread: -Crash had a nice take on the 'Softee earnings party today: In any case, near as I can tell (and these numbers aren’t exact since there’s no way to know how exactly everything has been recategorized) sequentially, their Windows Platforms division saw a 21 percent decline in revenue, and their Consumer division saw a 7 percent decline in revenue. If this is "good" news, somebody beat with a bat and break my legs cause I’d love to have a "good" day? On the back of that, MSFT gained 20 percent today. Can we say, "expiration is tomorrow"??? Beat me with a bat and break my legs? He captures the essence of being a bear in a manufactured bull market... - andy

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To: sandeep who started this subject	10/20/2000 3:43:24 AM
From: Andy Thomas	of 39

Message 14623018

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To: Andy Thomas who wrote (27)	10/20/2000 10:35:58 AM
From: sandeep	of 39

Whatever this person or you say, MSFT and INTC can return all the investors' money in less than 30 years with almost no growth. This is a compelling play to me. You may choose to not have an optimistic view of the world, I do.

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To: Andy Thomas who wrote (28)	10/20/2000 10:45:54 AM
From: sandeep	of 39

His numbers are completely wrong. Since he doesn't want to bother doing any research of read any news releases, he will always be ignorant. For his education, ask him to look at www.microsoft.com and go through investor relations etc to find the numbers he wants.

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